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CHlLDRsA's par YAr Mr. kDss.
Pleasant Time Hsd by the Young People o
the sunday school

a Pheasant Time He'd by the Young People OF
the sunday school.
A pleasant time was had on Sunday ut
Mount Eden Lutheran church, Eden town.
ship, Rev. J. V. Eckert, pastor. Through the
efficient management of the superintendent
of the Union sunday school, George NJ. Cres.
well, an excellent programme was srrsr geti.
The decorations were tasteful and the flowers
plenty. An arch Of evergreens WAS thrown
over the pulpit platform, with an appropriate
inscription OF cedar twigs on white muslin in
the centre, the whole making . very fine sp
pesrance.
The following WAS the order OF exercise.
Mrs. Shimp presided at the organ:
Hymn No. 26. Culver.
Prayer by the ,stor. Rev. v. Eckert.
Hymn No 81. Gospel hymns
Recitation :" The Blind Boy" by y' sasie is BIre
Hymn No IS, Gospel Hymns.
Recitation" Christ Entering Jerusalem - by
Rec RECITATION fi g" The watered Lilies, by Esther
Rowe.
Selection 1.-The Garden" by Mary Nc.
hymn 80. Gs. Culver
Recitation -"Ihe child and the Flowers" by
Recitation - The Trans II CURED Water Drops, :"
Hymn Of Praise, By Bennie Bir.lsy.
selection-"A GOOD Experience" by Lizzie
Hymn No. S. Culver.
Recitation - The Rose," by George Nc
Elhspny.
selection-"The Clock That Would Not Co."
by Jacob Lemon.
Hymn No. IS, CULVER.
Cara.
Selection" The Blind Mans Appeal by
Mary wolf
Hymn No. Il, Quiver.
Selection" ixty Years." by Daniel Bireley
Dialogue" Missionary Barrel" by Augustus
sophia Creswell. Lizzie Cres well, Net.ie Ha.
gans and Miss sallie Thomas.
Martha Keen.
Closing Address by Rev. J. V. Eckert.
Closing Hymn-"1od BE with You"
Benedtction.
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nDesssav Dsssaess aleo Aooeoa . Pubsss meet
Ne 60 Aprswvo Ne Prspsssa nssd
RrOm LOoooO0 - NeV 0o,posA

0vosDeoV DUgeaoD 0oo Aoooo0 Pubooe meet
Ne 60 Aprssvs Ne Prspsesa nssd
Rrsm lsssssa - Nsw lls,lssa.
ErHRArA, July ls-A large end snthusi.
assic messing W. held q the Eagle hotel On
Saturday evening, In the intsrsss Of the New
Holland Il Cornwall railroad. An oreanisa.
ton was effected BY elsctiug w. X. ssltssr,
esq, chairman sud DR.. d. X Hertz sscre-
tary. w. X. Seltzer, esq. 10 well chosen
words and In q very pleasant and lengthy
manner, stated the object OF the meeting TO
be to see what encouragement the citizens Of
this place would give to the project aud to con.
slider the advantages or disadv vantsges which
would follow the construction Of another
railroad through our town. All the leading
business men OF the place were present and
quite . number expressed themselves -
heartily In favor OF the new road. The inter.
est manifested clearly showed that Ephrats's
spirit of Improvement Ia not on the wane, and
that our building boom 10 steadily increasing
Some time ago . committee Of Shaetiers.
towns citizens travelled along the proposed
route and selected or appointed committees
to look after the interests Of the new road Of
the different business points.
The committee appointed at this place
were John Seldomridge, A. W. Mentzsr, X.
r. BitzeR Andrew Baker aud w. Il. Selizsr,
esq. Nj. John Seldomridge, chairman, gave q
very lengthy and entertaining account Of the
labor Of the committee. Very little opposi
ton was found to the building Of the pro
posed railroad, and in fact many OF the farm
ers gave the committee Q great deal of Gu
couragement, notwith standing the route ~
surveyed and located last year runs disgo
nally through most Of their farms, and be-
sides destroying their beauty, would also en-
tail considerable expense upon owners in ths
wsy OF fencing, &c.
The same committee were chosen to repre-
sent this place aud vicinity In conferenc,
which Is to take place the latter part of thi
month with Mr.. Robert II. Coleman, OF Leb
i anon.
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DDArHS.

EsBEs-In York, Pa. on the 18th inst, Mrs,
sarah 4. Erben, widow Of the late Chas N
Erben, formerly of Lancaster. In the tSd year
OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend hts funeral from
the Pennsylvania asilroad station, Lancaster.
on Tuesday afternoon at 4iS O'Clock. Inter.
ment al Lancaster cemetery. ltds
.MAsoN-July l7th. 1857. in this city, Charles
his 35th year.
The relatives and friends OF the family are rs
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
Compassville church, Chester county, on Wed.
nesday afternoon, At O'Clock.
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Mistake OF an Inch,

Connection was made on Saturday eve.
ming between the tracks OF the Esst End and
City railway, 40 that the East End cars could
run to the monument On account of mis-
take 10 the measurement of . casting Of one
inch the cars could not pass over the track.
Another casting has teen ordered and in q
few days 1t is expected that the cars will be
running.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-18

The package party OF Lancaster Assembly,
No. Si9, X. OF L., at f Excelsior hall on Satur.
day evening was largely attended. Eight
articles were CHANGED of and the following
were some OF the persons Who won: Gold neck.
lace J. J. Boyle; nickel clock, Lizzie Simon;
box OF cigars, J. Boyle water set, Harry
Loucks quarter -four, IL. l.. Stmon. No.
$50 drew the table lamp and No. l,24i q pair
OF vases. The persons holding the coupons
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CnioAso, July To- The DroVsvc Journal 10
ports Catte-keceipts, tOO head shipments,
i,sD Ns., s. 0OS4 ~: stccEers and feeders. d So
o. % COWS, bulls and mixed, q 3oD2 "; Texas
cattle, o 7S(bS 10.
HoSs-Recsipts 700 head shipments, 500
head; market higher rough and mixed. q ~
O. Is packing ana shipping, o tS06 10; light
o So0S o.; skipe. o 1s<1s ~.
Sheep-Receipts, 10 head: shipments.
none market steady natives. q s0(p< Is West
ern, o Oo(35 So Texans, q SoS 20; Ambs, O 30
$50.
8AsS LInsRry.-C Roceipta. a32
shipments, 5i3; market nothing doing all
through consignment Is cars shipped to New
York.
Hogs-Receipts, lUo head shipmena 1910
head market active; Philadelphia, q NOS - ;
rorkers, q 6S05 20; common to light o sQo5 20
hogs shipped to New York, cars.
Sheep -keceipts. 2tO head shipments, 2<W
market frm prime, ~ ?5S1A 81: fair to good. q IS
u To- common. elU0S ~; spring lambs. q S(16 81,
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The Lin, We Love tn Pr....

inciose pearly teeth, and exhale fragrance when
opened. II this double charm were wanting,
they would lack thstr main attraction and
probably remain unktssed. sOZODONT will
secure 1t. Discoloration OF the teeth, unheal thi
ness OF the gums. and q breath which causes
repugnance, are completely remsdied by tEis
Incompatible beautiner ana antiseptic OF the
teeth, which is as pleasant Ia taste and smell ~
It Is reliable in tt3 action.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-18

Washington Whitaker, OF Peach Bottom,
left this afternoon for Bedford.
The Orion club returned from wsise's a
Island on Saturday, having big weeks fun.
They are sun.burned crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Lewis aud grandchild,
OF Baltimore, arrived In Lancaster, Satur-
day, aud are the guests OF Mrs. Lewis's sis.
ter, Mira A. q. CAST, l39 East King street
The Lewises drove from Bali imors In their
private conveyance. They will remain in
Lancaster week or more.
Fish Commissioner II. Dsmuth went to
Tucqusn camp this morning. All fish caught
will hereafter have official measurement
Rev. Thomas Thompson, OF the Presbyte.
risn Memorial church, left to-day for the
home Of his father in Northern New York,
where he propose, spending several weeks OF
the heated term,
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Cheap Excursion to Ocean Grove.

Long Branch. New York and Coney Island,
Wednesday. July 20. Round trip tickets to
Long Branch and Ocean Grove. good for six
days. fare only $50. Round trip tickets to New
York and Coney Island, good for three days
fire oniy $3.50. Special through train leaves
Lancaster tkipg strset) at 8 a IN: Columbia
n IN; Mannheim, s:S6 Litiz, 6:t7, and Ephrata
at ';os, via the popular Bound Brook route.
jyll 1871 lsd<w
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UbsuesS Prooves slsrssa

GaioAso. July Is. 1880 . m.-Asrket opened.
Corn-Aug. s7kc; Sept. $sc Oct. Ssl,c.
1sts-Ang. n1 sol.e sept. 9s9tc; Oct. $50.
Lard-Aug.. e6.6Ik Sept, $3.50 Oct .S6ss.
snort Hihs-Aug. D 10; sept. D TX.
CLosIHa.
~, eeest.Juiy. Sbesc.; Aug, 7Ohc.; Sept. 72skc
oSs Corn s July. s'kc Aug. Ssc. Sept. ss,lc. ;
PSscssscysH1y. ScesSsy .,s,xs Aug. s1sc Sept. ss,sc.
ss sssSsrTS5ply ssS Sssy g s, 1.x' Aug, " 7sx; Sept.
S'os-'uiy' ei7x' Aug. " 30; Sept. o lsk.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-18

From the New York sun.
A great truth: Lager beer is . better
drink than whisky on q hot day.
Another great truth Ice water is Q better
drink than lager beer on that same day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-18

From the fhiadel phia Inquirer.
In torrid times every day should be an
anti liquor day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-18

Colmsn Wsriel, employed at Snavely's
tsunery, on West Grant street, sprsined his
back badly while at work this morning. He
was taken TO his home on Beaver street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-18

Ara Braekbill, widow, reading in stras.
tusU towuship near the town OF Btrssburg,
~ tose ave COWS and one bull inside OF two
vesks They ware In . pasture asld, and
Aoos Hull bed COW pastuSing on the next
osm 70 die snddsoiy. vstsrinaSy surgeons
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-18

A. Nolen, who had his log cut OF while
coupling cars at Costesville on Friday, was
taken through this city to his home at Dan.
vile to-day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-18

sale this evening at the Leopard hotel at
o'clock. twostOry brick dwelling. No. ~ Pop
lar street. belonging to Frederick sweigart.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-18

RBw YoRx. July u, i:so o, m--non.v c,o..n
at ~ per cent Exchange steady, o. ssE
- Governments steady. Curssnoy q. n -
biA ;Ss Coup. d Nk bid, ss('s "a. q csK baS.
The stock market opened Quiss but arm. nd
alter ths nrst few transactions buying move
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bicycling News.

Yesterday morning Msssrs. Dowuey.
Hartman, smith, Miller and Emmsrt, mem.
osrs Of the Lancaster Cycle Touring club.
rode over to Lebanon on their bicycIes and
.psn. .ne day BY previous arrangements
Anei wheel club, OF Reading, and the Har-
iisou'g bicycie CLUB, were also To be there
but Tor some unknown reason the latter cIub
failed TO put In An appearance. Ia sI. there
were sixteen whselmen, and they took din
ner together Ut the City hotel. After dinner
visit was paid to the celebrated Colsbrook
furnace, and after inspecting the huge blast
engines In use there, run was proposed to
Cornwall, i've miles distant, over beautiful
stretch OF road. or course there was racing
from tho start, and Messra Downey and
smith upheld the honor Of our local club by
coming In nrst and third respectively. They
returned last evening st o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-18

The Harrisburg Telegram presents in Its
Sunday issue sketch and portrait OF rrof
A. h. List, Steel,on's eminent blind pianist
He IL the second son of John r. and Lily G.
List of Stselton, Pa He WAS born In Ian
caster city, October 2sth, 1862 He lost the
use OF his right eye from the effect Of severe
cold when small child. Soon after this his
parents moved to Altoona, where young List
entered the public schools. He made rapid
progress In his studies until one day, while
at play, he was accidentally struck in the left
eye, which entirely destroyed hts sight The
most distinguished oculist deemed 1t best to
send him to the Pennsylvania Institute for
the Blind, at Philadelphia, where hs 70
mained until 1881, when he graduated. Prof.
List IL not only musical critic, but has At
tained 20 considerable distinction a. q CON-
poser of instrumental music.
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Phihadsiphis Produos asrkss
PHILADELPHIA, July ls.-ylour market steady ;
sales. llO barrels Minnesota Bakers. q OO0A 70
Pen nnsylyania Family. g nos 20 !; wsItsII DO.
Bye nour steady. q 6O(D2 IS
Wheat July, sOhc.; August, Sic; Sept.
Corn-July. .4txc.; August. las1c.; Sept, 45kc.;
C, 0ats1iuly. &c.; Angus. $40; Sept. ::sskc.;
new lors 1arssl
ssv Yons, July is:-,or market dull ;
400. ~
Nhsat-No. ! RED STATE. seasoc No. . do,
s3kc; No. Red. winter, July. sgkc: Aug,
Corn.No: mi.ed cash. Asxe DO July. N,te |;
0ats-HS. i white state, 4oe; No, do
s sse; No ni.ed: cssh. s,.1c July. sG4c; Sept.
Pors isy aaii aHI' old msss, s,s asols Is.
lAS0 Rgr o. 02 Sept, q 10 Oct. o. 20.
"a So%issi nina At fskc for 10 boiling stock.
kosin quiet strained TO good, n odoi Is.
Petroleum nominal Re6ned. In cases, $40.
freighta dull grain to London. "a
Butter quiet; Western Crsamery. l600c.
Cheese Huiet; Western Flat. lt0lsc state
xsstory. 5s sx0sc Fancy White. sk6sc; Colorsd
Hkc.
sugar "a Su;st; -, ssansd Cuaoaf. sos"e;
kies nomis.i ; csrol&inS. ina islF 70 good. seska
CO0eo olm lA1r cArg00G. ly1fc.
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Wrong shipped.

From the Troy Times.
Brown-Helio, Jones! How's your vile
Jones 70 little dsaf)-vsry clustering and
disagTeeable this morning.
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6astronomic Pointer.
From the Hebrew Standard.
A diet OF crabs and Holsters is not only IN.
Jewish, but unhealthy.
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THIS powder never varies. marvel OF
purity, strength and wholesomenesa More
econ1nical than the ordinary kinds and cannot
be sold In competition with the m altitude OF low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
Sold only in cans. ROYAL BAlING Pow DEE Co.
los Wall street, New YorE. jylslydAW
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NSTATE OF MARTHA ECKERT, LATE
~ Of Lescock township. deceased. Let
tsrs S, Of sd%nis..,tion m on .sia estate having
mediate payment, snd those having claims or
demands against the Same. viii present them
without delay for settlement TO the under.
signed. residing In ancaster city
G.C. KENNEDY, Administrator,
EUGENE q. shira, Attorney. tylsltdA6tw
ESTATE OF ELIZABETH ECKERT
" late Of LeacOck township, deceased
Letters OF administration on said % .at6 having
been granted to the undersigned, al persons In.
debted thereto are reQuested TO make imme-
diass payment. and those having claims or de
out delay for settlement TO the undersigned, re-
@ C.KkNkEDY. o. Administrator.
HuGsHB @. SMITH. Attorney. jyls ltd&stw
DROPOsALs FOR REPAIRING NO. 1
y EhGlHE. PrOposals for Repairing No.
Engine OF the Lancaster. Pa. Fire Department,
- folOws: New Boiler. Fire Crates and Coal
Bunker. New Set OF Wheels and Boxes for ssme,
Bet Of Gsuge Cocks: Repair spnnss. Hsv Cop,
Per ana TN boxes f0r o0nnectins rods. Receiv-
vho's 70 be nrst class IN every pSrtieSisr, Viii
% received BY the Fire Committeo OF Lsncss-
ter city. Pa st once OF the Chisf Engtneor ~
o., os;t GrsnGs street. until July ., issI. att
rsS "a eSn@ittss reserve tAs right 70 rsjso. any
BY Order Of Fire Committee.
On LAWS N0LL. Chairinan.
'AsSAess' cisr&' jyM,U.Hd
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SCHOOL TAX, 1887.
- The duplicate Is In the hands of the Treas.
urer. Three per cent on II paid on or before
August l. 1881.
once hours from q. m. till I D. m.
W. MARSHALL. Treasurer.
Je4Eidk No. II Centre Square,
vTNHREE.JOINT WOOD RODS FOR Il
l. Cents bamboo and Lance Rods at Bar
gains. Bait Kettles, Hooks. Lines. Cresls, &c.
Reels from tOs. up.
frailey's Dalmatian Insect Powder kills nies,
bugs, mOsQ uitOs, &C.
fIsiley's sticky Fly Paper 10 the best. Five
cents u sheet
TKAILkYs EAST ERD PHARMACY.
(OppOsite Eastern AarkeL)
eymdA.W.Fk
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u II. AARTlh,
vuoImAIp AuD aDsAii DlALnn n
All Kinds Of Lumber and Goal.
ou0ofl, ob0vo Lom0n. LAnoaSteg. nS.lvd
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TUsT RECEIvED A HANDSOME LINE
ana PiSids. Entire % new Sssisns BiseS sn1
Hue serges. Clay Disgonsis h.nnoekburns
,S,Ss ,Ss,csrssgo. g and hssisgss Sscvif6 SHs sn1 ma
Trimmed. Perfect At auits from - up,a
RO0EN0Tk BIN. The TAILO8s
" North Queen stFeet
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-27
TURKEY IN A BAD FIX.
Her Treasury Depl' ted and
Deep In Debt.
A MAN KILLED BY a TRAIN.
structions-A DefauIter-mur-
der and suicida-Eto.
A MAN KILLED BY A TRAIN


LONDON. December 25.-A dispatch
from Gonstantinople 10 the daily NeuS
says: The government is alarmed at
It's neighoors' war Preparations, and
the Sultan is inquiring as TO the adyis-
ability of calling out $4,000 men for
ErzerOuru aud bulgaria. Il is stated
that NelidOd Russian ambassador to
Turkey, has informed the Porte that
unless the indemnity arrears, amount
inp to $3.50 zoo he paid, Russia will Re
obliged to take the pledges IN Asia Minor
for The prUtecuou of her interests. The
goverpment is hampered for money.
A BODY OF MARINES. whose ii e had
expired, rece njly tried to force their
way !ntoI he imperial palace demand
of the Sultan their arrears of pay. They
werf all arrested and imprisoned, and
afterwards were paid small sum e. ca
and sent away from the capital, to pre-
vent their complaints from reaching
the ears of the sultan.
Twelve thousand couscripts OF the
autumn draft are assembling here for
transportation to the Caucasus. This
is regarded as pacific sign, as If there
was any possibility of an outbreak of
war they would he sent TO the interior
to replace the regulars drafted for the
frontier
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-27
A Nice Man done.

CHICAGO, December 25-Daily News'
ON ina, Neb.: Mrs. Parker, late Mrs
Laclede. of Chicago. and the members
of Gastell IT Methodist Episcopal church,
are mourning the departure of man
nam, + Il. Parker, who was recently
prominently identified with them, but
has sInce disappeared. He came here
aoJut ten weeks ago, secured employ
ment as travelling salesman :or whole
sale house and unied with CASTELAR,
church. To members, including Mrs
Baclede. he represented that he was the
senior member of the firm fox which he
travelled. >Gu / thanksgiving, be and
Mrs Lacleda were married, and be
made her a deed % paldtial residence
on the corner of Appleton and Spruce
Streets which he had told her he owned
rhe church gave him some pledges,
amounting to 81 600 to collect. Some
thing less than two weeks ago he dis
appeared taking with him the money.
all of which he had collected, and
jewelry and money belonging to his
wife.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-27
Two Freight Trains Move.

SHAMoKEN, Pa, December 26.-Two
freight trains were moved to day, on
the Philadelphia & Reading road. A
small number of conductors and brake
men report for duty tomorrow, and
many engineers signify their Intention
to resume when called upon, claim
ing they are not Knights OF
Labor 1t is believed the miners
will strike if called upon, although
number of them are not
in sympathy with the movement ssssThe
Union Coal Company, the Leuox Coal
Company and Several individual col
lieries will be the only mines in opera
ton in this region. should the Reading
mines go out. The strike is generally
condemned in business circles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-27
The cole Survivor.

Providence, R. l., December 20
Captain Torrey, of the schooner II. G..
AoSeley, of Boston, from Genaives.
Hayti, came into Stonington. Connect
cut, on Sunday night, and landed sea-
man Barden Manchester, of Fall River,
Mass, sUle survivor of the crew of the
nooner Unry p. Collins, of Phila del.
phis. Captain rorrey reports that while
in latitude 30 degrees, 10 minutes, lon
gl'ude 20 degrees, 80 minutes, and while
he was hove to in severe gale, the
schooner above mentioned hove to ana
showed signals of distress. Although
the sea was running mountains high,
Captain Torrey launched boat and
went to the relief of the vessel. 1t re
qllred great effort to keep the trail
yawl ST 'at. but it was making most
desperate effort 10 suco n human life,
and with his gallant crew, nerVeu
themselves for the task brfo e them,
only thinking OF their imprrilled
brethren. Inch by inch they gained on
the sinking vessel, and would soon
have been alongside, but VIII n almost
wilhin reach, the Mary q Collins lurct Q /
TO starbOard and SUNK, taking down the
captain and five of the crew. Man
ohes er was found af1oat on plank and
WAS taken aboard the M"Seley. Man
chester says the 1fary g. Collins lett
Norfolk with q cargo'of $50 tons Of coal,
bound for Somerset.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-27
Al HOME AND ABROAD.
Interesting Items From the
-Four WINDS.
AN IMMENSE hit, BEGUN!
a PhiianthrOpist - Gladstone En-
Route On the Way to the Fun
eral-General Notes
A Great Hit.

CHICAGO, December ga brilliant
audience assembled at the Chicago
Opera House, tonight. to witness the
first production in Chicago of TIE
Begun, comic opera, composed and
written by two young Chicagoans
Reginald DeKoVen and Harry b. Smith.
1t was essentially a society event. and
IN the assemblage which completely
filled the house, almost every prOml-
nent family in town was represented.
The opera was receive with most en-
thuslastlc applause, every song and
chorus being repeatedly encored. At
the end OF the first act, after the curtain
had been rung up three times, there
were loud calls for the composer and
author, who, in brief. expressed thanks
for he kindness shown. Flowers from
all parts of the house were thrown into
the box occupied by the two young
men. Col. McCaull was also called for
and after few words of thanks, pre-
dicted a brilliant future for the two
composers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-27
The Troublesome students

LONDON, December 26 "A dispatch
from st. Petersburg says that univer-
sity students there, being irritated by
the action of the authorities combining
them to the university building, re-
newed their rio'ing. The students deny
that they arc actu ated oy any political
motives, They say that their aim is to
secure the dismissal Of the rector. the
abolition of new university statutes and
the release of the students who were
arrested during the recent troubles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-27
Apdrassy's Gift.

VIENNA, December 26. - Emperor
Francis Joseph, in a letter which &C
companied his Christmas gift to Count
Andrassy, says the present is given in
recognition of the hospitality extended
to the Emperor by Count Andrassy
during the military maneuvers. The
gift is generally believed, however,
to have political significance, he
opinion being that the Emperor
wished TO express his approval
of Count Andrassy's 4. energetic policy.
II is stated that when the Count re-
turned from the. Berlin Congress, the
Emperor wished to raise him to the
rank of prince, aud asked several of the
Hungarian ministers to try and induce
him to accept the honor. The Count,
however, refused the title, and declined
TO accept an order, so that the En-
peror's only way to honor the Count
was to send him an autograph letter,
which is the highest austrian distinc-
ton.